Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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'Xsa Dillon. Ray Stutzman. and Pop Atlkinson take advantage of a sunny day to do nect'ssary ground work . . . just one of this rleparttnc-nts many duties. The Cafeteria ladies take time out to receive some helpful tips on food preparation from Mrs, Burch. cafeteria head. They arc: Rclra Cray, Ann Klic-wer, Ruby Cash. Matha Rush. Lillie I6 A . V -Y -fun' 5'7::?: ? -52.25 3545? V K 'T' f 39551277 - r HiI 7ni ' . 1' Pala 5gi'2i.5:.:s?lf,g5Qfij' ffm, iv ' Wiiiiiififl 35 V The three most XV,'XNTED men on the campus in time of need for repairs, cleaning or fixing are Mr. l Adkinson, Mr. Asa Dillon, and Ray Stutzman. They are the handy fix-it men of our school. Their many jobs begin from fixing broken pipes to shoveling snow off the sidewalks. Mr. Dillon's main job is keeping the serubbery and trees in fine shape for university admirers. Besides his daytime job, Ray is , also the night watchman . . . so beware of him and the handy club he carries with him. This crew is under the direction of Mr. Adkinson. the superin- tendent of the building and Campus. Under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Burch, the cafeteria ladies face the difficult task ol' satisfying the particular tastes of Friends University students. They keep the Cafeteria open approximately fourteen hours a day to keep hungry stomachs filled and contented. Keeping the tables clean, preparing the food, and washing stacks of dishes are a few of the many tasks involved in keeping the cafeteria running smoothly. Bra7ill, Peggy Iunssen. Bessie Reay, Elizabeth Penner. and Mrs. Burch,

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No matter how long the line or how tiresome the schedule, a pleasant smile always awaits each student who makes a purchase from Ruth Perisho at the bookstore. The various services represented on this page are competently performed by staff members who answer the various needs of each individual student at Friends. To a group who is often sadly neglected goes a sincere vote of thanks from all F.U.'ers. Mrs. Arny Cobb, head librzn'ian, osersees a busy group of lihrarv assistants. Pietured above are: Adrien Taylor, Marv Ann McDonald, Marv Moore, Miss Florence XVilliarns, Miss Cobb, Mrs. Travis Chappell, Elnora Link, and Roberta Baker. Mrs. Erma L. lilaser and Mrs. Helen Powell, who are in -jean Hartller, school nurse, handles two patients with profes' charge of the boys' and girls' dorms, respectixelv. share a few sional ease. 5-1 in motnent's conversation in Mrs. Blaser's apartment. tdli 5 il X l

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BIBLE, PHIL OSOPHT Ycrlin Hinshaw, who heads the Bible department, aptly com- bines knowledge and inspiration during his lecture sessions. Mr, Chad Miller, explains the relations between the special sciences and philosophy to Carl Boaz, a student in History of Philosophy. Civilizations from the past come alive as Dr. Roy Ray interprets them for contemporary civilization students. jim Townson takes careful note as Fred Layman points out some of the geographical landmarks of the holy land. xvisw' .sf